Canadian Soldier w/ Head Injury - assisted by Dreamhealer Adam
I've written a couple of entries before about an energy healer, Adam, in Vancouver, BC. There was an email from his website today about how he assisted a soldier injured in Afghanistan to heal his brain. http://blog.macleans.ca/2008/12/14/the-reawakening-of-capt-greene/ It's an interesting magazine article!
The reawakening of Capt. Greene Trevor
Canada's largest weekly news magazine has released a well written account of Trevor Greene's recovery including Adam's early healing influence 11 days after the axe attack in Afghanistan.
from page 2: "Lepore, frustrated by “an extreme amount of doubt” from the medical establishment about Greene’s prognosis, turned to alternative medicine. She’s always believed in “the power of intention,” that visualizing a result can often make it happen. She told a friend: “We’ve got to do something; we don’t have a hope in hell here.” The friend told her about a Vancouver-area distance healer, a young man who guards his real surname but calls himself Adam Dreamhealer. They went to his website, which includes advertisements for his books and workshops, and testimonials, including that of rocker Ronnie Hawkins, who credits Adam with helping him beat a terminal diagnosis of pancreatic cancer in 2003. Lepore wrote Adam an email, the subject line: “Canadian soldier injured in axe attack needs your help.”
Adam's website is http://www.dreamhealer.com
The reawakening of Capt. Greene Trevor
Canada's largest weekly news magazine has released a well written account of Trevor Greene's recovery including Adam's early healing influence 11 days after the axe attack in Afghanistan.
from page 2: "Lepore, frustrated by “an extreme amount of doubt” from the medical establishment about Greene’s prognosis, turned to alternative medicine. She’s always believed in “the power of intention,” that visualizing a result can often make it happen. She told a friend: “We’ve got to do something; we don’t have a hope in hell here.” The friend told her about a Vancouver-area distance healer, a young man who guards his real surname but calls himself Adam Dreamhealer. They went to his website, which includes advertisements for his books and workshops, and testimonials, including that of rocker Ronnie Hawkins, who credits Adam with helping him beat a terminal diagnosis of pancreatic cancer in 2003. Lepore wrote Adam an email, the subject line: “Canadian soldier injured in axe attack needs your help.”
Adam's website is http://www.dreamhealer.com